HSUPA Time Division Scheduling (RAN16.0 - 01)

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HSUPA Time Division Scheduling

Feature Parameter Description
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Date 2014-04-30
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HSUPA Time Division Scheduling Feature Parameter
Description Contents
Contents
1 About This Document..................................................................................................................1

1.1 Scope..............................................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Intended Audience..........................................................................................................................................................1
1.3 Change History...............................................................................................................................................................1
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types.......................................................................................................................2
2 Overview.........................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Benefits...........................................................................................................................................................................4
3 Technical Description...................................................................................................................5
4 Related Features.............................................................................................................................8
5 Network Impact.............................................................................................................................9
6 Engineering Guidelines.............................................................................................................11
6.1 When to Use HSUPA Time Division Scheduling........................................................................................................11
6.2 Required Information...................................................................................................................................................11
6.3 Hardware Planning.......................................................................................................................................................13
6.4 Deployment..................................................................................................................................................................13
6.4.1 Requirements.............................................................................................................................................................13
6.4.2 Data Preparation........................................................................................................................................................14
6.4.3 Activation..................................................................................................................................................................14
6.4.4 Activation Observation..............................................................................................................................................16
6.4.5 Deactivation...............................................................................................................................................................16
6.5 Performance Monitoring...............................................................................................................................................17
6.6 Parameter Optimization................................................................................................................................................19
6.7 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................................................19
7 Parameters.....................................................................................................................................20
8 Counters........................................................................................................................................43
9 Glossary.........................................................................................................................................44
10 Reference Documents...............................................................................................................45
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Description 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
1.1 Scope
This document describes WRFD-150222 HSUPA Time Division Scheduling, including its
technical principles, related features, network impact, and engineering guidelines.
1.2 Intended Audience

This document is intended for personnel who:
l Need to understand the features described herein
l Work with Huawei products
1.3 Change History

This section provides information about the changes in different document versions. There are
two types of changes, which are defined as follows:
l Feature change
Changes in features of a specific product version
l Editorial change
Changes in wording or addition of information that was not described in the earlier version
RAN16.0 01 (2014-04-30)
This issue does not include any changes.
RAN16.0 Draft B (2014-02-28)

This issue includes the following changes.
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Description 1 About This Document
Change Change Description Parameter Change

Type
Feature None None

change
Editorial Added the descriptions about the None

change feature and function differences
between NodeBs of different types.
For details, see section 1.4
Differences Between Base Station
Types.
RAN16.0 Draft A (2014-01-20)

Compared with Issue 02 (2013-11-15) of RAN15.0, Draft A (2014-01-20) of RAN16.0
incorporates the changes described in the following table.
Change Change Description Parameter Change

Type
Feature Added the HSUPATDSCHENSW Added the HSUPATDSCHENSW

change parameter, which specifies the types parameter.
of UEs that are selected for timing
alignment. For details, see chapter 3
Technical Description.
Editorial None None

change
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

This document applies to the following types of base stations.
Base Station Model
Macro 3900 series base stations
Micro BTS3803E
LampSite DBS3900
The features described in this document are implemented in the same way on macro, micro, and
LampSite base stations.

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Description 2 Overview
2 Overview
2.1 Introduction
WCDMA is a self-interference system. In this system, a UE causes interference to other UEs
and the uplink interference increases with the UE rate. When multiple HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs
perform uplink data transmission at a high speed, uplink interference becomes a major bottleneck
to the WCDMA uplink system capacity.
The WRFD-150222 HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature is introduced in RAN15.0 to

solve this problem. With this feature, eight hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) processes
are assigned to different HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs for data transmission. This feature aims to ensure
that UEs transmit data during different time divisions that are not overlapping. Compared with
conventional code division scheduling, time division scheduling avoids interference between
UEs and increases the cell's uplink throughput. Figure 2-1 illustrates differences between code
division scheduling and time division scheduling.
Figure 2-1 Differences between code division scheduling and time division scheduling

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Description 2 Overview
2.2 Benefits
The HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature reduces interference between UEs and increases
the cell uplink throughput when multiple HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs perform uplink data
transmission at a high speed.

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Description 3 Technical Description
3 Technical Description
Scheduling Timing Alignment Configurations

Time division scheduling requires that the data transmission time for different UEs do not
overlap. The RNC needs to deliver the Default DPCH Offset Value information element (IE)
when an HSUPA UE establishes the first radio link so that the RAN can align timing of UEs,
such as newly admitted UEs and UEs whose state is changed to CELL_DCH. The timing
alignment ensures that the data transmission time for one process does not overlap with that for
another process, as shown in Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1 Code division scheduling timing and time division scheduling timing
The timing alignment, however, leads to DL DPCCH pilot bit alignment and transmitter power
control (TPC) bit alignment and increases the transmit power peak-to-average ratio of RF units.
The number of HSUPA UEs to have their timing aligned needs to be limited to minimize the
impact on the transmit power peak-to-average ratio of RF units. The number can be specified
by the HSUPATDALIGNUENUM parameter in the NodeB MML command SET
ULOCELLMACEPARA. When HSUPATDALIGNUENUM is reached, new UEs may fail
to meet the timing alignment requirement and fail to be selected for time division scheduling.
If you cannot determine whether newly admitted UEs are carried on 2 ms TTI HSUPA, run the
SET UNBMPARA command with the PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT check box
under the PerfEnhanceSwitch(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter selected on the RNC side to
make the timing alignment required by HSUPA Time Division Scheduling take effect on these
UEs.
You can also specify the types of UEs that are selected for timing alignment by setting the
HSUPATDSCHENSW parameter in the NodeB MML command SET

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ULOCELLMACEPARA. For example, you can select F-DPCH or enhanced F-DPCH UEs
for timing alignment, and you can also select only the UEs performing PS services for timing
alignment. (When sending the Default DPCH Offset Value IE to a UE during a procedure other
than RRC connection setup, the RNC distinguishes between different service types and selects
only the UEs performing PS services for timing alignment.)
NOTE
l If the total number of F-DPCH and enhanced F-DPCH UEs is less than or equal to the value of
HSUPATDALIGNUENUM, F-DPCH and enhanced F-DPCH UEs are selected for timing alignment
based on F-DPCH UEs' configurations.
l If the total number of F-DPCH and enhanced F-DPCH UEs is greater than the value
ofHSUPATDALIGNUENUM, F-DPCH and enhanced F-DPCH UEs are not selected for timing
alignment.
UEs to Be Selected for Time Division Scheduling

A UE to be selected for time division scheduling must meet all the following conditions:
l The UE is an HSUPA 2 ms TTI UE.

l Uplink signaling radio bearers (SRBs) for the UE are carried over HSUPA. The timing
alignment requirement is met.
l The UE does not use the happy bit rate (HBR) for data transmission.
l The UE is not performing a soft or softer handover.
l The UE is not at a cell edge.
l The UE has a large amount of traffic, for example FTP upload, to process and can achieve
a high instantaneous rate in a single HARQ process (for example, the transmit power is not
limited) to ensure the utilization of Uu interface resources.
l The number of target retransmissions is small.
Frequent adjustments of HARQ processes in time division scheduling lead to delay and
conflicts in the reporting of ACK/NACK messages. The number of retransmissions for a
UE must be as small as possible, taking the retransmission probability and Uu interface
resource utilization into consideration. Therefore, UEs whose number of target
retransmissions reaches the large retransmission threshold are not suitable for time division
scheduling.
A maximum of eight UEs can experience time division scheduling in a cell because each
2 ms HARQ process can be assigned to only one UE for time division scheduling. If the
number of UEs that meet the preceding conditions is greater than eight, the eight UEs with
low rate satisfaction are selected for time division scheduling.
NOTE
Rate satisfaction equals the ratio of effective rate to SPIweight. The larger the ratio, the higher the rate
satisfaction is.
HARQ Process Assignment and Adjustment

UEs using code division scheduling use all the eight HQRQ processes and therefore do not
require HARQ process assignment or adjustment. UEs using time division scheduling use only
some of the HARQ processes. HARQ processes need to be assigned and adjusted among UEs
using time division scheduling based on fairness and differentiation:

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l When UEs using time division scheduling emerge, the RAN assigns HARQ processes to
these UEs in round robin mode, regardless of their priorities.
l If a UE stops using time division scheduling, the RAN releases the HARQ process assigned
to the UE and preferentially assigns the HARQ process to a new UE that is selected for
time division scheduling. If other HARQ processes are available, the RAN assigns the
HARQ processes to the UE with the lowest rate satisfaction.
l When a new UE is not assigned any HARQ process, the RAN releases some HARQ
processes of the UE with the highest rate satisfaction and assigns the released HARQ
processes to the new UE. If UEs using time division scheduling remain unchanged, the
RAN needs to periodically adjust HARQ processes among them to ensure fairness and
differentiation. As shown in Figure 3-2, during a period of time, eight HARQ processes
are dynamically adjusted among three UEs (UE1, UE2, and UE3) using time division
scheduling. This adjustment helps ensure fairness among the UEs as a whole. Note that
HARQ process adjustment slightly affects the stability of single-user rates.
Figure 3-2 HARQ process adjustment based on fairness
Uu Interface Resource Sharing Between UEs Experiencing Time Division

Scheduling and UEs Experiencing Code Division Scheduling
Uu interface resources are assigned to UEs based on fairness and differentiation, regardless of
whether the UEs use code division scheduling or time division scheduling. This basically ensures
that these two types of UEs have the same rate satisfaction. There are eight HARQ processes
for UEs using time division scheduling, and each of these UE must be assigned at least one
HARQ process. With the utilization of Uu interface resources ensured, differentiation between
two UEs can only reach 7:1. Therefore, it is impossible to ensure 100% differentiation among
UEs using time division scheduling or between UEs using time division scheduling and UEs
using code division scheduling.

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Description 4 Related Features
4 Related Features
Prerequisite Features
l WRFD-01061403 HSUPA 2ms TTI
l WRFD-010636 SRB over HSUPA
Mutually Exclusive Features

l WRFD-010209 4-Antenna Receive Diversity
Impacted Features
l WRFD-010638 Dynamic CE Resource Management
Use the WRFD-010638 Dynamic CE Resource Management feature with the HSUPA Time
Division Scheduling feature.
If the Dynamic CE Resource Management feature is not used with the HSUPA Time
Division Scheduling feature but the WRFD-021101 Dynamic Channel Configuration
Control (DCCC) feature is, the maximum UE rate is limited when DCCC rate reduction is
triggered. The UEs will not be selected for time division scheduling.
l WRFD-010686 CPC - DTX / DRX
UEs that are selected for time division scheduling cannot use the CPC - DTX / DRX feature.
If the CPC - DTX / DRX feature has been activated for UEs that are selected for time
division scheduling, deactivate the CPC - DTX / DRX feature.

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Description 5 Network Impact
5 Network Impact
System Capacity
The HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature increases the cell uplink throughput in scenarios
in which multiple HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs perform uplink data transmission at a high speed in a
cell.
l If the WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference Cancellation feature is not activated, gains
from the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature are as follows:
In single-antenna scenarios, the maximum gains (10%-90%) are achieved when all UEs
in the cell are time-division scheduled UEs. There are few or no gains from this feature
when few or no UEs are time-division scheduled UEs. If the Uu resources are
insufficient, the cell throughput gain decreases, and the cell throughput may even be
lower than that before this feature is enabled. The cell throughput decrease helps relieve
the resource insufficiency over the Uu interface. In extreme cases, each UE can use only
one RLC PDU for data transmission. For example, if there are N1 UEs using code
division scheduling and the HSUPA 2 ms TTI in a cell and there are N2 UEs using time
division scheduling, each UE can use only one RLC PDU for data transmission. As a
result, the cell throughput is decreased by (N21)/(N1+N2).
In double-antenna scenarios, gains from this feature are less considerable than those in
single-antenna scenarios.
l If the WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference Cancellation feature is activated, gains from
the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature are less considerable.
The HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature increases the transmit power peak-to-
average ratio of RF units. If the downlink transmit power of the carrier in a cell is
insufficient, this feature reduces the cell's HSDPA throughput by approximately 10%.
Network Performance
The HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature increases the transmit power peak-to-average
ratio of RF units. If the downlink transmit power of the carrier in a cell is insufficient, the access
success rate and call drop rate in the cell may slightly deteriorate.
With this feature, F-DPCH or enhanced F-DPCH UEs can be selected for timing alignment.
These UEs exclusively use the symbols of a spreading factor. If the symbols of a spreading factor
are occupied, a new spreading factor is required. When the UEs selected for timing alignment
are all F-DPCH UEs, the spreading factors are least efficiently used. A larger number of F-DPCH

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Description 5 Network Impact
UEs that are selected for timing alignment have less impact on the usage of F-DPCH spreading
factors.

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Description 6 Engineering Guidelines
6 Engineering Guidelines
6.1 When to Use HSUPA Time Division Scheduling

Use the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature in cells that meet all of the following
conditions:
l The received total wideband power (RTWP) on the Uu interface is insufficient. That is,
VS.MeanRTWP > BackgroundNoise + Target load 2 dB.
l Two or more HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs are about to process a large amount of traffic in the
cell.
l The uplink demodulation mode is neither 4-channel demodulation nor economical 4-
channel demodulation.
l The cell is not a multi-RRU cell. This feature does not apply to multi-RRU cells, because
Uu interface resources are not shared across RRUs and therefore enabling UEs served by
different RRUs to use this feature does not provide any gains on the Uu interface.
l The WRFD-141202 Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs
in One Cell feature is not activated.
You are also advised to use this feature in indoor scenarios, where gains produced by this feature
are more noticeable. UE mobility causes UEs' data transmission time to partially overlap. If this
occurs, the gains produced by this feature are affected.
6.2 Required Information

Obtain the values of the following counters during busy hours before deploying this feature:
RNC Counters
Counter Name Description
VS.MeanRTWP Mean Power of Totally Received Bandwidth for Cell

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Obtain the value of the VS.MeanRTWP counter. The RTWP in a cell is insufficient if the
following inequality is true:
VS.MeanRTWP > BackgroundNoise + Target load 2 dB
where
Target load = 10 x LOG(1/(1 - MaxTargetUlLoadFactor(BSC6900,BSC6910)))
NOTE
The MaxTargetUlLoadFactor parameter can be queried by running the RNC MML command LST
UCELLHSUPA.
NodeB Counters
l Calculate the number of HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs whose average rate is higher than 150 kbit/
s in a cell by adding up values of the counters listed in the following table.
VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber. Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at a

1 rate in the range of [150 kbit/s,700 kbit/s) in a cell

2 rate in the range of [700 kbit/s,1500 kbit/s) in a cell

3 rate in the range of [1500 kbit/s,3000 kbit/s) in a
cell

cell

cell
If this number is greater than or equal to two, the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature can
be enabled in the cell.
l Obtain the value of the following counter to evaluate cell HSUPA throughput gains from
this feature on the NodeB side.
VS.HSUPA. Thruput.ROTMor6 Cell throughput of HSUPA users under the 6 dB

or above uplink Uu load

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6.3 Hardware Planning

RF planning
N/A
Network planning
Do not use the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature in networks where multiple RRUs
are in the same cell.
Do not use this feature in networks where multiple small cell RRUs are in the same cell.
Do not use this feature in scenarios in which the uplink demodulation mode is 4-channel
demodulation mode or economical four-channel demodulation mode.
Hardware planning
N/A
6.4 Deployment
6.4.1 Requirements
l Dependencies on NodeB Hardware
Only the 3900 series base stations (except the BTS3902E) and BTS3803E support this
feature and the 3900 series base stations must be configured with the WBBPf board. The
downlink of the cell cannot be set up on the WBBPa board.
l Prerequisite feature
Activate the features WRFD-01061403 HSUPA 2ms TTI and WRFD-010636 SRB over
HSUPA before activating the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature.
l License
The license for the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature has been activated. For
details about how to activate the license, see License Management Feature Parameter
Description.
Feature ID Feature Name License Control NE Sales

Item Unit
WRFD-15022 HSUPA Time HSUPA Time NodeB per Cell

2 Division Scheduling Division Scheduling
Function
l Others
The UE is of HSUPA category 6 or later and supports a subscribed uplink rate of 5.76 Mbit/
s or higher.

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6.4.2 Data Preparation

Table 6-1 lists the data to prepare before deploying HSUPA Time Division Scheduling.
Table 6-1 Data to prepare before deploying HSUPA Time Division Scheduling
Parameter Name Parameter ID Setting Notes Data Source
chip offset 2ms UE HSUPATDALIGNUE- Use the default value. N/A

number NUM
Hsupa Time HSUPATDSCHSW To activate this feature, N/A

Division set this parameter to
Scheduling Switch ON(ON).
Performance PerfEnhanceSwitch To enable the chip Default/

Switch (BSC6900,BSC6910) offset alignment of the Recommende
HSUPA Time Division d Value
Scheduling feature to
take effect during the
RRC connection setup
procedure, select
PERFENH_TD_ALI
GN_RRC_EFFECT
under this parameter.
TDM Schedule HSUPATDSCHENSW To enable the N/A

Enhance Switch enhancement of the
HSUPA Time Division
Scheduling feature, set
this parameter to ON
(ON).
6.4.3 Activation
NOTE
In RAN16.0, this feature applies to DPCH, F-DPCH, and enhanced F-DPCH UEs.
l For DPCH UEs, the SrbChlType parameter must be set to HSUPA(UL_EDCH,DL_DCH).
l For F-DPCH UEs, the SrbChlType parameter must be set to HSPA(UL_EDCH,DL_HSDSCH).
l For enhanced F-DPCH UEs, the SrbChlType parameter must be set to HSPA
(UL_EDCH,DL_HSDSCH) and the HspaEnhSwitch parameter must be set to ON.
Using MML Commands

Step 1 Run the NodeB MML command SET ULOCELLMACEPARA. In this step, set Hsupa Time
Division Scheduling Switch and TDM Schedule Enhance Switch to ON(ON) and specify
chip offset 2ms UE number.

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Step 2 Run the RNC MML command SET UNBMPARA. In this step, select
PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT under the parameter Performance Switch.
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MML Command Examples

//Activating HSUPA Time Division Scheduling and configuring the number of HSUPA 2 ms
TTI UEs to have their timing aligned on the NodeB side
SET ULOCELLMACEPARA: ULOCELLID=1, SCHEDULEPARA=NO, EAGCHPCPARA=NO,
SERGCHPCPARA=NO, NSERGCHPCPARA=NO, SEHICHPCPARA=NO, NSEHICHPCPARA=NO,
HSUPATDSCHSW=ON, HSUPATDALIGNUENUM=8, HSUPATDSCHENSW=ON;
//Turning on the switch on the RNC side to make the alignment using chip offset configurations
for HSUPA time division scheduling takes effect in the RRC connection setup phase
SET UNBMPARA: PerfEnhanceSwitch=PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT-1;
Using the CME (Method 1)

NOTE
When configuring the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature on the CME, perform a single
configuration first, and then perform a batch modification if required. Configure the parameters of a single
object before a batch modification. Perform a batch modification before logging out of the parameter setting
interface.
Step 1 Configure a single object (such as a cell) on the CME.
Set the parameter described in Table 6-2 on the CME. For instructions on how to perform the
CME single configuration, see CME Single Configuration Operation Guide.
Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
To modify objects in batches, click on the CME to start the batch modification wizard. For
instructions on how to perform a batch modification through the CME batch modification center,
press F1 on the wizard interface to obtain online help.
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Table 6-2 Configuring the parameter on the CME
SN MO NE Parameter Name Parameter ID Configurab

le in CME
Batch
Modificati
on Center
1 ULOCELLM NodeB Hsupa Time HSUPATDSCHS Yes

ACEPARA Division W
Scheduling Switch
ULOCELLM NodeB TDM Schedule HSUPATDSCHE Yes

ACEPARA Enhance Switch NSW

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SN MO NE Parameter Name Parameter ID Configurab

le in CME
Batch
Modificati
on Center
2 UNBMPARA RNC Performance PerfEnhanceS- Yes

Switch witch
(BSC6900,
BSC6910)
Using the CME (Method 2)

This feature can be batch activated using the CME. For detailed operations, see the following
section in the CME product documentation or online help: Managing the CME > CME
Guidelines > Enhanced Feature Management > Feature Operation and Maintenance.
6.4.4 Activation Observation

Obtain the value of the VS.HSUPA.TDMUserNum.Mean counter on the NodeB side. If it is not
0, the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature has taken effect.
6.4.5 Deactivation
Using MML Commands

Step 1 Run the NodeB MML command SET ULOCELLMACEPARA. In this step, set TDM
Schedule Enhance Switch to OFF(OFF).
Step 2 Run the NodeB MML command SET ULOCELLMACEPARA. In this step, set Hsupa Time
Division Scheduling Switch to OFF(OFF).
Step 3 Run the RNC MML command SET UNBMPARA. In this step, deselect
PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT in the Performance Switch parameter.
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MML Command Examples

//Setting TDM Schedule Enhance Switch (NodeB MML command)
HSUPATDSCHSW=ON, HSUPATDALIGNUENUM=8, HSUPATDSCHENSW=OFF;
//Deactivating the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature (NodeB MML command)
HSUPATDSCHSW=OFF;
//Disabling the chip offset alignment function of the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature
during the RRC connection setup procedure (RNC MML command)

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SET UNBMPARA: PerfEnhanceSwitch=PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT-0;
Using the CME

NOTE
When configuring the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature on the CME, perform a single
configuration first, and then perform a batch modification if required. Configure the parameters of a single
object before a batch modification. Perform a batch modification before logging out of the parameter setting
interface.
Step 1 Configure a single object (such as a cell) on the CME.

Set the parameter described in Table 6-3 on the CME. For instructions on how to perform the
CME single configuration, see CME Single Configuration Operation Guide.
Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
To modify objects in batches, click on the CME to start the batch modification wizard. For
instructions on how to perform a batch modification through the CME batch modification center,
press F1 on the wizard interface to obtain online help.
----End
Table 6-3 Configuring the parameter on the CME
SN MO NE Parameter Name Parameter ID Configurabl

e in CME
Batch
Modificatio
n Center
1 ULOCELLM Node TDM Schedule HSUPATDSCHE Yes

ACEPARA B Enhance Switch NSW
2 ULOCELLM Node Hsupa Time HSUPATDSCHS Yes

ACEPARA B Division W
Scheduling Switch
3 UNBMPARA RNC Performance PerfEnhanceS- Yes

Switch witch
PerfEnhanceS-
witch
(BSC6900,
BSC6910)
6.5 Performance Monitoring

Gains Observation
Obtain the values of the new NodeB counters listed in the following table. These counters help
evaluate how often HSUPA Time Division Scheduling takes effect after this feature is activated
and how many UEs on average are using time division scheduling when this feature takes effect.

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VS.HSUPA.TDMUserNum.Mean Average number of valid time-division

scheduling users in a cell
VS.HSUPA.TDMSch.ActRatio Time-division scheduling algorithm validity

probability in a cell
Obtain the value of the following counter to evaluate cell HSUPA throughput gains from this
feature on the NodeB side.
VS.HSUPA. Thruput.ROTMor6 Cell throughput of HSUPA users under the 6

dB or above uplink Uu load
This feature increases cell uplink throughput when congestion occurs on the Uu interface. The
value of the VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTMor6 counter increases with the value of the
VS.HSUPA.TDMSch.ActRatio counter and the value of the VS.HSUPA.TDMUserNum.Mean
counter. A larger VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTMor6 indicates more noticeable gains from this
feature.
Observation of Network Performance Impact

Obtain the values of the NodeB counters listed in the following table.
VS.DataOutput.Mean Average cell throughput at the MAC-hs/MAC-

ehs layer
VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean Ratio of the time when at least one HSDPA user

has data to transmit in the queue buffer
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean Average ratio of the time when at least one

HSDPA user has data to transmit in the buffer but
no HSDPA user transmits data at the physical
layer
Obtain the values of the NodeB counters listed in the following table.
VS.HSDPA.MeanRequiredPwr Mean Power Required by HS-DSCH for Cell
VS.MeanTCP.NonHS Mean Non-HSDPA Transmitted Carrier Power

for Cell

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Based on preceding counters, the throughput reached by an HSDPA cell when data transmission
is performed can be calculated as follows:
Throughput reached by an HSDPA cell when data transmission is performed =

VS.DataOutput.Mean/(VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean-VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean)
After the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature is activated, the transmit power peak-to-
average ratio of RF units or Mean Non-HSDPA Transmitted Carrier Power for Cell divided by
the maximum cell transmit power increase. If activating this feature causes the HS-DSCH
transmit power and HSDPA throughput to decrease in the cell, you can observe these changes
through the counters in the preceding table.
Drive Test
Gains from this feature can also be monitored by performing a drive test.
1. Perform a drive test during off-peak hours in a single-antenna scenario at a place near the
NodeB to prevent handovers. Activate the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature,
enable two to eight HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs to perform high-speed FTP upload, and measure
the cell HSUPA throughput.
2. In the same drive test environment, deactivate this feature, enable the UEs to access the
network, and measure the cell HSUPA throughput.
3. Repeat the preceding operations more than three times.
Compare the average cell HSUPA throughput before and after feature activation to evaluate
gains from this feature.
6.6 Parameter Optimization

None
6.7 Troubleshooting
None

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7 Parameters
Table 7-1 Parameter description
Parame NE MML Feature Feature Description

ter ID Comma ID Name
nd
HSUPA BTS390 None WRFD- HSUPA Meaning: Indicates the switch for TDM scheduling
TDSCH 0, 150222 Time enhance for HSUPA cells.
ENSW BTS390 Division GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
0 Schedul
WCDM e Unit: None
A Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
Default Value: OFF(OFF)
HSUPA BTS390 None WRFD- HSUPA Meaning: Indicates the chip offset 2 ms UE number in
TDALI 0, 150222 Time HSUPA Time Division Scheduling.
GNUEN BTS390 Division GUI Value Range: 1~64
UM 0 Scheduli
WCDM ng Unit: None
A Actual Value Range: 1~64
Default Value: 8

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PerfEnh BSC690 SET WRFD- System Meaning: 1.

anceSwi 0 UNBMP 010401 Informat PERFENH_R99_BRDCSTHSPA_SWITCH
tch ARA WRFD- ion (R99CellBroadcastHspaCapSwitch): When this switch
020101 Broadca is turned on, R99 cells broadcast HSPA capability of
sting neighboring cells in a system information message. 2.
WRFD- PERFENH_FACH_USER_NUM_SWITCH(Fach
150222 Admissi
on User Select Switch): This switch is configurable in the
WRFD- Control current version.The RNC, however,does not use this
020131 switch any longer.Later versions will not support this
HSUPA switch.Therefore,users are not advised to use this
WRFD- Time
010612 switch. 3.
Division PERFENH_MBDR_LOADCOND_OPT_SWITCH
WRFD- Scheduli (Optimized MBDR Load Calculation Algorithm
020402 ng Switch): When this switch is turned on, the DL transmit
Optimiz power in a cell is calculated using the following
ation of formula:Percentage of the DL transmit power in a cell
R99 and = Percentage of the non-HSPA transmit power +
HSUPA Percentage of the HSDPA guaranteed bit power (GBP)
Users + Reserved power coefficient for DL common channels
Fairness + Reserved power factor for DL MBMS services +
HSUPA Reserved power factor for DL HSUPA users.If UL or
Introduc DL load in a neighboring cell exceeds the value of
tion InterFreqUlMbdrTrigThreshold or InterFreqDlMbdr-
Package TrigThreshold (in the ADD UCELLMBDRINTER-
FREQ command), handover to this neighboring cell
Measure
cannot be performed. When this switch is turned off, the
ment
percentage of the HSDPA GBP is not considered during
Based
the calculation of the DL transmit power in a cell, and
Direct
the original algorithm is used for selecting a neighboring
Retry
cell using MBDR. 4.
PERFENH_CALALGO_FOR_HSUPAENU_OPT_S
WITCH: Whether to optimize the calculation results of
equivalent HSUPA UEs. When this switch is turned on,
the optimized calculation results can accurately reflect
the uplink cell load.Turn on this switch only when the
HSUPA guaranteed bit rate (GBR) is greater than 750
kbit/s. If the HSUPA GBR is less than or equal to 750
kbit/s and this switch is turned on, the algorithm for
calculating the number of equivalent HSUPA UEs will
not be optimized. 5.
PERFENH_HSUPA_CCH_PREEMPT_USER:
Whether to allow resource preemption of common users
for HSUPA common channels to ensure that the code
resources are allocated to the left. 6.
PERFENH_CE_RLS_ADM_OPT_SWITCH:
Whether to activate the RLS CE-based admission
optimization algorithm. When this switch is turned on,

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a local cell group consumes an RLS CE if multiple RLs

occupy more than one local cell group, no matter
whether the UE uses the DCH or EDCH under a NodeB.
When this switch is turned off, all local cell groups
consume an RLS CE if multiple RLs occupy more than
one local cell group, no matter whether the UE uses the
DCH or EDCH under a NodeB. 7.
PERFENH_DTCH_FACH_CONG_D2I_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on and DTCHs are
congested, the RNC transits UEs that are in the
CELL_DCH state and do not process services to the idle
mode.This parameter is an advanced parameter. To
modify this parameter, contact Huawei Customer
Service Center for technical support. 8.
PERFENH_HSPA_CAPABLITY_NOT_BRD_SWIT
CH: Whether not to send HSPA capability indication
messages in SIB5. 9.
PERFENH_SYSINFO_64FRAME_SWITCH:
Whether the RNC sends system information in a cell at
a 64-frame scheduling period to improve the scheduling
efficiency. When this switch is turned on, the 64-frame-
period scheduling is used. When this switch is turned
off, the 64-frame-period scheduling is not used. 10.
PERFENH_SIB7MIB_COMBINE_SWITCH:
Whether SIB7 and MIB are combined when the RNC
sends system information in a cell. When this switch is
turned on, SIB7 and MIB transmitted from the cell are
combined to one system information to save air
interface resources and improve scheduling efficiency.
When this switch is turned off, SIB7 and MIB
transmitted from the cell are two independent messages.
11.
PERFENH_HSPA_CODE_ALLOC_OPT_SWITCH:
Whether channel codes for HSPA services are pre-
allocated during cell setup. When this switch is turned
on, channel codes are allocated for the HS-SCCH, E-
AGCH, E-RGCH, and E-HICH immediately after the
cell is set up.When this switch is turned off, channel
codes are allocated only when HSPA services are
established. 12.
PERFENH_R99UPA_FAIRNESS_USR_SEL_SWIT
CH: Whether the R99 and HSUPA fairness algorithm
reduces the BE service rate of only the users whose both
uplink and downlink services are carried on R99
channels. When this switch is turned off, the algorithm
reduces the BE service rate of users whose uplink
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services are carried on R99 or HSDPA channels. When

this switch is turned on, the algorithm reduces the BE
service rate of only the users whose uplink and downlink
services are carried on R99 channels. 13.
PERFENH_HSPDSCH_SF_FORCEALLOC_SWITC
H:
H: Whether the last vacant SF16 code is used as the HS-
PDSCH code when HSDPA has been activated. When
this switch is turned on and HSDPA has been activated,
no matter whether the last SF16 code is vacant, the RNC
repeatedly attempts to allocate this code to the HS-
PDSCH This improves the SF spreading code usage. If
the HS-PDSCH setup fails, the RNC allocates the last
vacant SF16 code to the HS-PDSCH. When this switch
is turned off and HSDPA has been activated, the RNC
allocates the last vacant SF16 code first to the HS-
PDSCH. This improves the HSDPA activation
efficiency. 14.
PERFENH_OLC_REJ_F2DDCCC_SWITCH:
Whether to prohibit the DCCC-triggered state transition
from CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH (F2D for short)
when a cell is in the overload control (OLC) state. When
this switch is turned off, the RNC allows the DCCC-
triggered F2D state transition. When this switch is
turned on, the RNC does not support the DCCC-
triggered F2D state transition. 15.
PERFENH_BGNOISE_QUICK_UPT_SWITCH:
Whether the background noise one-time quick update
algorithm is enabled. When this switch is turned on,
upon receiving the RTWP report, the RNC updates the
background noise value based on the common
measurement report if no UEs in the CELL_DCH state
are served by the cell. When this switch is turned off,
upon receiving the RTWP report, the RNC does not
update the background noise value based on the
command measurement report that is reported when the
Uu interface carries no load. 16.
PERFENH_HRNTI_OPT_SWITCH: Whether HRNTI
adopts an optimized algorithm. When this switch is
turned on, the hamming distance between the HRNTI
identifiers distributed by the RNC is equal to or larger
than 4, which effectively avoids incorrect
demodulation. When this switch is turned off, the
hamming distance between the HRNTI identifiers
distributed by the RNC is equal to or larger than 1. 17.
PERFENH_FDPCH_FAULTY_RECOVER_SWITC

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H: Whether the fault recovery function is available for

F-DPCH codes. When this switch is turned on, the RNC
checks the usage of F-DPCH codes periodically or when
SF code resource allocation fails and releases the
unexpectedly used F-DPCH codes. When this switch is
turned off, the RNC does not check the usage of F-
DPCH codes and restores the abnormal F-DPCH codes.
18. PERFENH_CCH_DLCODE_RESERV_SWITCH:
Whether the channel codes released by a common
channel are reserved during reestablishment of the
common channel so that the reestablished common
channel can use the same channel codes after cell setup.
When this switch is turned on, the channel codes
released by a common channel are reserved during
reestablishment of the common channel. That is, the
reestablished common channel uses the same channel
codes after cell setup. When this switch is turned off,
the channel codes released by a common channel are not
reserved during reestablishment of the common
channel. That is, the reestablished common channel
uses different channel codes after cell setup. 19.
PERFENH_SMALL_RATE_PS_FORCE_ADM_SW
ITCH: Whether the RNC makes an admission decision
on RAB setup when the resources required by RAB
setup for a low-rate PS user do not outnumber the
resources used for RRC connection setup. When this
switch is turned on, the RNC makes admission decisions
on both CS and PS RAB setups. For related admission
thresholds, see the [CMD]ADD UCELLCAC[/CMD]
command. When this switch is turned off, the RNC
makes admission decisions only on CS service
procedures. That is, the RNC always admits PS service
requests. A low-rate PS user is a user whose SF
corresponding to RAB setup is equal to or larger than
the SF reserved for a handover. The SF reserved for a
handover can be configured by the UlHoCeResvSf and
DlHoCeCodeResvSf parameters in the [CMD]ADD
UCELLACAC[/CMD] command. 20.
PERFENH_HSDPA_DLPWR_ADM_OPT_SWITCH
: Whether the HSDPA power increment is considered
during downlink power admission for HSDPA users.
The HSDPA power increment is considered during
downlink power admission for HSDPA users only when
this switch is turned off and the HSDPA_GBP_MEAS
switch under the "NBMCacAlgoSwitch" parameter in
the "ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH" is turned on. When
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is always considered during downlink power admission

for HSDPA users. 21.
PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT: Whether
alignment using chip offset configurations for HSUPA
time division scheduling takes effect in the RRC
connection setup phase. OFF: This switch is turned off.
Alignment using chip offset configurations for HSUPA
time division scheduling does not take effect in the RRC
connection setup phase.ON: This switch is turned on.
connection setup phase. 22.
PERFENH_DEACELL_PFMRSV_SWITCH:
Whether to reserve the cell measurement set after
deactivating a cell. 0: This switch is turned off. The cell
measurement set is deleted after cell deactivation. 1:
This switch is turned on. After cell deactivation, the cell
measurement set is reserved and the unavailable
duration for the cell caused by deactivation is measured
by the VS.Cell.UnavailTime counter. 23.
PERFENH_BGNOISE_UPT_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH:
Accuracy at which the RNC calculates the background
noise. 1: This switch is turned on. The RNC calculates
background noise at a high accuracy. 0: This switch is
turned off. The RNC calculates background noise at a
low accuracy. 24.
PERFENH_INTERRATHO_CAC_OPT_IN_LDR_S
WITCH: Whether to admit UEs in LDR status after
incoming inter-RAT handovers. 1: This switch is turned
on. The RNC admits UEs in LDR status after incoming
inter-RAT handovers. 2: This switch is turned off. The
RNC does not admit UEs in LDR status after incoming
inter-RAT handovers. 25.
PERFENH_CSFBUSER_CAC_OPT_IN_LDR_SWIT
CH: Whether the cell LDR status is considered during
a CSFB user admission. 1: This switch is turned on. The
cell LDR status is not considered during a CSFB user
admission. 2: This switch is turned off. The cell LDR
status is considered during a CSFB user admission. 26.
PERFENH_CRNTI_OPT_SWITCH: Whether to use
the optimized C-RNTI allocation method. When this
switch is turned on, the RNC starts from the place where
the last allocated C-RNTI is located, sequentially polls
C-RNTIs following the last allocated C-RNTI, and
selects an available C-RNTI for a UE. When this switch
is turned off, the RNC starts from the place where the
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RNTIs following the first allocated C-RNTI, and selects

an available C-RNTI for the UE. 27.
PERFENH_FACHUSER_NUM_CTRL_ENH_SWIT
CH (FACH UE Number Control Enhancement Switch):
Whether the number of FACH UEs in a cell is limited
by the CELL_FACH UE number specification. When
this switch is set to on, the number of FACH UEs in a
cell is limited not only by the FACH UE number
specification but also by the CELL_FACH UE number
specification (CELL_FACH UEs include both E-FACH
UEs and FACH UEs). That is, the total number of
FACH UEs and E-FACH UEs in a cell cannot exceed
the CELL_FACH UE number specification. When this
switch is set to off, the number FACH UEs in a cell is
only limited by the FACH UE specification. 28.
PERFENH_RELOCINUSER_LDRPRE_OPT_SWIT
CH(Optimization Switch for Static Relocation User
Selection for LDR and Preemption): Whether to
optimize the user selection algorithm for LDR and
preemption. When this switch is set to on, the user
selection algorithm for LDR and preemption is
optimized. That is, the actual priority of static relocation
UEs is used for LDR and preemption, which makes the
user priority recognition more accurate. When this
switch is turned off, default user priority is used for LDR
and preemption. 29.
PERFENH_SOFTERHO_CE_OPT_SWITCH:
Calculation method of consumed CE resources. If this
parameter is set to ON, the RNC correctly calculates the
consumed CE resources. If this parameter is set to OFF,
the CE resources consumed on the link that is deleted
after a soft handover are not calculated. As a result, the
available CE resources increase and excess users access
the cell. 30.
PERFENH_LCGCE_RSRC_OPT_SWITCH: LCG CE
resource optimization switch for preempted UEs. When
this switch is set to on, the RNC correctly maintains the
LCG CE resources used by a UE after an RRC
connection setup. If the UE is preempted, these
resources are provided to the preempting UE. When this
switch is set to off, the RNC cannot update the LCG CE
resources used by a UE in time, which leads to incorrect
resource maintenance and affects the calculation of
resources for preemption. 31.
PERFENH_QUEUE_CANCEL_RSRC_OPT_SWITC
H: Cell resource maintenance policy when the users
queuing to access cells based on the RAB DRD

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algorithm stop queuing. When this switch is turned on,

the RNC immediately calculates the resource consumed
by the users who stop queuing, ensuring that the RNC
correctly calculates cell resources. When this switch is
turned off, the RNC does not immediately calculate the
resource consumed by the users who stop queuing. As
a result, the consumed cell resources are more than the
resources recorded on the RNC, and excessive users
access the cell. 32.
PERFENH_SRB_OVER_HSDPA_DOFF_OPT_SWI
TCH: Whether to optimize the Default DPCH Offset
Value (DOFF) allocation algorithm for a specified UE.
This switch is set to on by default. When this switch is
set to off, the RNC uses the original DOFF allocation
algorithm for a new UE or a C2D UE whose SRBs are
carried over HSDPA (C2D refers to an F2D or P2D state
transition). This cannot ensure even DOFF distribution.
When this switch is set to on, the RNC uses the
optimized DOFF allocation algorithm for a new UE or
a C2D UE whose SRBs are carried over HSDPA. This
ensures even DOFF distribution. Disuse
Statement:PERFENH_FACH_USER_NUM_SWITC
H will be replaced with FACH_60_USER_SWITCH
("CacSwitch":FACH_60_USER_SWITCH)("SET
UCACALGOSWITCH") in later versions. The
configuration interface in this version supports delivery
of the settings of both this parameter and
FACH_60_USER_SWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH"). If the setting of only this
parameter is delivered, the system automatically
replaces this parameter with
FACH_60_USER_SWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH") and the setting takes effect. If
the setting of SET UCACALGOSWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH") is delivered, the setting of
only SET UCACALGOSWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH") takes effect in the system.
Therefore, this parameter is not recommended.
GUI Value Range:
PERFENH_R99_BRDCSTHSPA_SWITCH,
PERFENH_FACH_USER_NUM_SWITCH,
PERFENH_MBDR_LOADCOND_OPT_SWITCH,

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WITCH,
PERFENH_HSUPA_CCH_PREEMPT_USER,
PERFENH_CE_RLS_ADM_OPT_SWITCH,
PERFENH_DTCH_FACH_CONG_D2I_SWITCH,
CH, PERFENH_SYSINFO_64FRAME_SWITCH,
PERFENH_SIB7MIB_COMBINE_SWITCH,
PERFENH_HSPA_CODE_ALLOC_OPT_SWITCH,
CH,
H, PERFENH_OLC_REJ_F2DDCCC_SWITCH,
PERFENH_BGNOISE_QUICK_UPT_SWITCH,
PERFENH_HRNTI_OPT_SWITCH,
H, PERFENH_CCH_DLCODE_RESERV_SWITCH,
ITCH,
, PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT,
PERFENH_DEACELL_PFMRSV_SWITCH,
PERFENH_BGNOISE_UPT_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH,
WITCH,
CH, PERFENH_CRNTI_OPT_SWITCH,
CH,
CH, PERFENH_SOFTERHO_CE_OPT_SWITCH,
PERFENH_LCGCE_RSRC_OPT_SWITCH,
H,
TCH
Unit: None
Actual Value Range:
WITCH,

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CH,
ITCH,
WITCH,
CH,
H,
TCH
Default Value:
PERFENH_R99_BRDCSTHSPA_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_FACH_USER_NUM_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_MBDR_LOADCOND_OPT_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_CALALGO_FOR_HSUPAENU_OPT_
SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_HSUPA_CCH_PREEMPT_USER:
1,PERFENH_CE_RLS_ADM_OPT_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_DTCH_FACH_CONG_D2I_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_HSPA_CAPABLITY_NOT_BRD_SWI
TCH:0,PERFENH_SYSINFO_64FRAME_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_SIB7MIB_COMBINE_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_HSPA_CODE_ALLOC_OPT_SWITC
H:
0,PERFENH_R99UPA_FAIRNESS_USR_SEL_SWI

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TCH:
0,PERFENH_HSPDSCH_SF_FORCEALLOC_SWIT
CH:1,PERFENH_OLC_REJ_F2DDCCC_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_BGNOISE_QUICK_UPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_HRNTI_OPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_FDPCH_FAULTY_RECOVER_SWIT
CH:
1,PERFENH_CCH_DLCODE_RESERV_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_SMALL_RATE_PS_FORCE_ADM_S
WITCH:
1,PERFENH_HSDPA_DLPWR_ADM_OPT_SWITC
H:1,PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT:
0,PERFENH_DEACELL_PFMRSV_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_BGNOISE_UPT_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH
:
1,PERFENH_INTERRATHO_CAC_OPT_IN_LDR_
SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_CSFBUSER_CAC_OPT_IN_LDR_SW
ITCH:0,PERFENH_CRNTI_OPT_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_FACHUSER_NUM_CTRL_ENH_SWI
TCH:
1,PERFENH_RELOCINUSER_LDRPRE_OPT_SWI
TCH:1,PERFENH_SOFTERHO_CE_OPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_LCGCE_RSRC_OPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_QUEUE_CANCEL_RSRC_OPT_SWI
TCH:
1,PERFENH_SRB_OVER_HSDPA_DOFF_OPT_S
WITCH:1

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PerfEnh BSC691 SET WRFD- System Meaning: 1.

anceSwi 0 UNBMP 010401 Informat PERFENH_R99_BRDCSTHSPA_SWITCH
tch ARA WRFD- ion (R99CellBroadcastHspaCapSwitch): When this switch
020101 Broadca is turned on, R99 cells broadcast HSPA capability of
sting neighboring cells in a system information message. 2.
WRFD- PERFENH_FACH_USER_NUM_SWITCH(Fach
150222 Admissi
on User Select Switch): This switch is configurable in the
WRFD- Control current version.The RNC, however,does not use this
020131 switch any longer.Later versions will not support this
HSUPA switch.Therefore,users are not advised to use this
WRFD- Time
010612 switch. 3.
Division PERFENH_MBDR_LOADCOND_OPT_SWITCH
WRFD- Scheduli (Optimized MBDR Load Calculation Algorithm
020402 ng Switch): When this switch is turned on, the DL transmit
Optimiz power in a cell is calculated using the following
ation of formula:Percentage of the DL transmit power in a cell
R99 and = Percentage of the non-HSPA transmit power +
HSUPA Percentage of the HSDPA guaranteed bit power (GBP)
Users + Reserved power coefficient for DL common channels
Fairness + Reserved power factor for DL MBMS services +
HSUPA Reserved power factor for DL HSUPA users.If UL or
Introduc DL load in a neighboring cell exceeds the value of
tion InterFreqUlMbdrTrigThreshold or InterFreqDlMbdr-
Package TrigThreshold (in the ADD UCELLMBDRINTER-
FREQ command), handover to this neighboring cell
Measure
cannot be performed. When this switch is turned off, the
ment
percentage of the HSDPA GBP is not considered during
Based
the calculation of the DL transmit power in a cell, and
Direct
the original algorithm is used for selecting a neighboring
Retry
cell using MBDR. 4.
WITCH: Whether to optimize the calculation results of
equivalent HSUPA UEs. When this switch is turned on,
the optimized calculation results can accurately reflect
the uplink cell load.Turn on this switch only when the
HSUPA guaranteed bit rate (GBR) is greater than 750
kbit/s. If the HSUPA GBR is less than or equal to 750
kbit/s and this switch is turned on, the algorithm for
calculating the number of equivalent HSUPA UEs will
not be optimized. 5.
PERFENH_HSUPA_CCH_PREEMPT_USER:
Whether to allow resource preemption of common users
for HSUPA common channels to ensure that the code
resources are allocated to the left. 6.
PERFENH_CE_RLS_ADM_OPT_SWITCH:
Whether to activate the RLS CE-based admission
optimization algorithm. When this switch is turned on,

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a local cell group consumes an RLS CE if multiple RLs

occupy more than one local cell group, no matter
whether the UE uses the DCH or EDCH under a NodeB.
When this switch is turned off, all local cell groups
consume an RLS CE if multiple RLs occupy more than
one local cell group, no matter whether the UE uses the
DCH or EDCH under a NodeB. 7.
PERFENH_DTCH_FACH_CONG_D2I_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on and DTCHs are
congested, the RNC transits UEs that are in the
CELL_DCH state and do not process services to the idle
mode.This parameter is an advanced parameter. To
modify this parameter, contact Huawei Customer
Service Center for technical support. 8.
CH: Whether not to send HSPA capability indication
messages in SIB5. 9.
PERFENH_SYSINFO_64FRAME_SWITCH:
Whether the RNC sends system information in a cell at
a 64-frame scheduling period to improve the scheduling
efficiency. When this switch is turned on, the 64-frame-
period scheduling is used. When this switch is turned
off, the 64-frame-period scheduling is not used. 10.
PERFENH_SIB7MIB_COMBINE_SWITCH:
Whether SIB7 and MIB are combined when the RNC
sends system information in a cell. When this switch is
turned on, SIB7 and MIB transmitted from the cell are
combined to one system information to save air
interface resources and improve scheduling efficiency.
When this switch is turned off, SIB7 and MIB
transmitted from the cell are two independent messages.
11.
PERFENH_HSPA_CODE_ALLOC_OPT_SWITCH:
Whether channel codes for HSPA services are pre-
allocated during cell setup. When this switch is turned
on, channel codes are allocated for the HS-SCCH, E-
AGCH, E-RGCH, and E-HICH immediately after the
cell is set up.When this switch is turned off, channel
codes are allocated only when HSPA services are
established. 12.
CH: Whether the R99 and HSUPA fairness algorithm
reduces the BE service rate of only the users whose both
uplink and downlink services are carried on R99
channels. When this switch is turned off, the algorithm
reduces the BE service rate of users whose uplink
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services are carried on R99 or HSDPA channels. When

this switch is turned on, the algorithm reduces the BE
service rate of only the users whose uplink and downlink
services are carried on R99 channels. 13.
H:
H: Whether the last vacant SF16 code is used as the HS-
PDSCH code when HSDPA has been activated. When
this switch is turned on and HSDPA has been activated,
no matter whether the last SF16 code is vacant, the RNC
repeatedly attempts to allocate this code to the HS-
PDSCH This improves the SF spreading code usage. If
the HS-PDSCH setup fails, the RNC allocates the last
vacant SF16 code to the HS-PDSCH. When this switch
is turned off and HSDPA has been activated, the RNC
allocates the last vacant SF16 code first to the HS-
PDSCH. This improves the HSDPA activation
efficiency. 14.
PERFENH_OLC_REJ_F2DDCCC_SWITCH:
Whether to prohibit the DCCC-triggered state transition
from CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH (F2D for short)
when a cell is in the overload control (OLC) state. When
this switch is turned off, the RNC allows the DCCC-
triggered F2D state transition. When this switch is
turned on, the RNC does not support the DCCC-
triggered F2D state transition. 15.
PERFENH_BGNOISE_QUICK_UPT_SWITCH:
Whether the background noise one-time quick update
algorithm is enabled. When this switch is turned on,
upon receiving the RTWP report, the RNC updates the
background noise value based on the common
measurement report if no UEs in the CELL_DCH state
are served by the cell. When this switch is turned off,
upon receiving the RTWP report, the RNC does not
update the background noise value based on the
command measurement report that is reported when the
Uu interface carries no load. 16.
PERFENH_HRNTI_OPT_SWITCH: Whether HRNTI
adopts an optimized algorithm. When this switch is
turned on, the hamming distance between the HRNTI
identifiers distributed by the RNC is equal to or larger
than 4, which effectively avoids incorrect
demodulation. When this switch is turned off, the
hamming distance between the HRNTI identifiers
distributed by the RNC is equal to or larger than 1. 17.

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H: Whether the fault recovery function is available for

F-DPCH codes. When this switch is turned on, the RNC
checks the usage of F-DPCH codes periodically or when
SF code resource allocation fails and releases the
unexpectedly used F-DPCH codes. When this switch is
turned off, the RNC does not check the usage of F-
DPCH codes and restores the abnormal F-DPCH codes.
18. PERFENH_CCH_DLCODE_RESERV_SWITCH:
Whether the channel codes released by a common
channel are reserved during reestablishment of the
common channel so that the reestablished common
channel can use the same channel codes after cell setup.
When this switch is turned on, the channel codes
released by a common channel are reserved during
reestablishment of the common channel. That is, the
reestablished common channel uses the same channel
codes after cell setup. When this switch is turned off,
the channel codes released by a common channel are not
reserved during reestablishment of the common
channel. That is, the reestablished common channel
uses different channel codes after cell setup. 19.
ITCH: Whether the RNC makes an admission decision
on RAB setup when the resources required by RAB
setup for a low-rate PS user do not outnumber the
resources used for RRC connection setup. When this
switch is turned on, the RNC makes admission decisions
on both CS and PS RAB setups. For related admission
thresholds, see the [CMD]ADD UCELLCAC[/CMD]
command. When this switch is turned off, the RNC
makes admission decisions only on CS service
procedures. That is, the RNC always admits PS service
requests. A low-rate PS user is a user whose SF
corresponding to RAB setup is equal to or larger than
the SF reserved for a handover. The SF reserved for a
handover can be configured by the UlHoCeResvSf and
DlHoCeCodeResvSf parameters in the [CMD]ADD
UCELLACAC[/CMD] command. 20.
: Whether the HSDPA power increment is considered
during downlink power admission for HSDPA users.
The HSDPA power increment is considered during
downlink power admission for HSDPA users only when
this switch is turned off and the HSDPA_GBP_MEAS
switch under the "NBMCacAlgoSwitch" parameter in
the "ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH" is turned on. When
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is always considered during downlink power admission

for HSDPA users. 21.
PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT: Whether
alignment using chip offset configurations for HSUPA
connection setup phase. OFF: This switch is turned off.
time division scheduling does not take effect in the RRC
connection setup phase.ON: This switch is turned on.
connection setup phase. 22.
PERFENH_DEACELL_PFMRSV_SWITCH:
Whether to reserve the cell measurement set after
deactivating a cell. 0: This switch is turned off. The cell
measurement set is deleted after cell deactivation. 1:
This switch is turned on. After cell deactivation, the cell
measurement set is reserved and the unavailable
duration for the cell caused by deactivation is measured
by the VS.Cell.UnavailTime counter. Disuse
Statements: This switch will be deleted from later
versions. Although the configuration interface in this
version supports delivery of the setting of this
parameter, the system does not use this parameter.
Therefore, this parameter is not recommended. 23.
PERFENH_BGNOISE_UPT_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH:
Accuracy at which the RNC calculates the background
noise. 1: This switch is turned on. The RNC calculates
background noise at a high accuracy. 0: This switch is
turned off. The RNC calculates background noise at a
low accuracy. 24.
WITCH: Whether to admit UEs in LDR status after
incoming inter-RAT handovers. 1: This switch is turned
on. The RNC admits UEs in LDR status after incoming
inter-RAT handovers. 2: This switch is turned off. The
RNC does not admit UEs in LDR status after incoming
inter-RAT handovers. 25.
CH: Whether the cell LDR status is considered during
a CSFB user admission. 1: This switch is turned on. The
cell LDR status is not considered during a CSFB user
admission. 2: This switch is turned off. The cell LDR
status is considered during a CSFB user admission. 26.
PERFENH_CRNTI_OPT_SWITCH: Whether to use
the optimized C-RNTI allocation method. When this
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the last allocated C-RNTI is located, sequentially polls

C-RNTIs following the last allocated C-RNTI, and
selects an available C-RNTI for a UE. When this switch
is turned off, the RNC starts from the place where the
first allocated C-RNTI is located, sequentially polls C-
RNTIs following the first allocated C-RNTI, and selects
an available C-RNTI for the UE. 27.
CH (FACH UE Number Control Enhancement Switch):
Whether the number of FACH UEs in a cell is limited
by the CELL_FACH UE number specification. When
this switch is set to on, the number of FACH UEs in a
cell is limited not only by the FACH UE number
specification but also by the CELL_FACH UE number
specification (CELL_FACH UEs include both E-FACH
UEs and FACH UEs). That is, the total number of
FACH UEs and E-FACH UEs in a cell cannot exceed
the CELL_FACH UE number specification. When this
switch is set to off, the number FACH UEs in a cell is
only limited by the FACH UE specification. 28.
CH(Optimization Switch for Static Relocation User
Selection for LDR and Preemption): Whether to
optimize the user selection algorithm for LDR and
preemption. When this switch is set to on, the user
selection algorithm for LDR and preemption is
optimized. That is, the actual priority of static relocation
UEs is used for LDR and preemption, which makes the
user priority recognition more accurate. When this
switch is turned off, default user priority is used for LDR
and preemption. 29.
PERFENH_SOFTERHO_CE_OPT_SWITCH:
Calculation method of consumed CE resources. If this
parameter is set to ON, the RNC correctly calculates the
consumed CE resources. If this parameter is set to OFF,
the CE resources consumed on the link that is deleted
after a soft handover are not calculated. As a result, the
available CE resources increase and excess users access
the cell. 30.
PERFENH_LCGCE_RSRC_OPT_SWITCH: LCG CE
resource optimization switch for preempted UEs. When
this switch is set to on, the RNC correctly maintains the
LCG CE resources used by a UE after an RRC
connection setup. If the UE is preempted, these
resources are provided to the preempting UE. When this
switch is set to off, the RNC cannot update the LCG CE
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resource maintenance and affects the calculation of

resources for preemption. 31.
H: Cell resource maintenance policy when the users
queuing to access cells based on the RAB DRD
algorithm stop queuing. When this switch is turned on,
the RNC immediately calculates the resource consumed
by the users who stop queuing, ensuring that the RNC
correctly calculates cell resources. When this switch is
turned off, the RNC does not immediately calculate the
resource consumed by the users who stop queuing. As
a result, the consumed cell resources are more than the
resources recorded on the RNC, and excessive users
access the cell. 32.
TCH: Whether to optimize the Default DPCH Offset
Value (DOFF) allocation algorithm for a specified UE.
This switch is set to on by default. When this switch is
set to off, the RNC uses the original DOFF allocation
algorithm for a new UE or a C2D UE whose SRBs are
carried over HSDPA (C2D refers to an F2D or P2D state
transition). This cannot ensure even DOFF distribution.
When this switch is set to on, the RNC uses the
optimized DOFF allocation algorithm for a new UE or
a C2D UE whose SRBs are carried over HSDPA. This
ensures even DOFF distribution. Disuse
Statement:PERFENH_FACH_USER_NUM_SWITC
H will be replaced with FACH_60_USER_SWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH") in later versions. The
configuration interface in this version supports delivery
of the settings of both this parameter and
FACH_60_USER_SWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH"). If the setting of only this
parameter is delivered, the system automatically
replaces this parameter with
FACH_60_USER_SWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH") and the setting takes effect. If
the setting of SET UCACALGOSWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH") is delivered, the setting of
only SET UCACALGOSWITCH
UCACALGOSWITCH") takes effect in the system.
Therefore, this parameter is not recommended.

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GUI Value Range:

WITCH,
CH,
ITCH,
WITCH,
CH,
H,
TCH
Unit: None
Actual Value Range:

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WITCH,
CH,
ITCH,
WITCH,
CH,
H,
TCH
Default Value:
PERFENH_R99_BRDCSTHSPA_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_FACH_USER_NUM_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_MBDR_LOADCOND_OPT_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_CALALGO_FOR_HSUPAENU_OPT_
SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_HSUPA_CCH_PREEMPT_USER:
1,PERFENH_CE_RLS_ADM_OPT_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_DTCH_FACH_CONG_D2I_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_HSPA_CAPABLITY_NOT_BRD_SWI
TCH:0,PERFENH_SYSINFO_64FRAME_SWITCH:

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0,PERFENH_SIB7MIB_COMBINE_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_HSPA_CODE_ALLOC_OPT_SWITC
H:
0,PERFENH_R99UPA_FAIRNESS_USR_SEL_SWI
TCH:
0,PERFENH_HSPDSCH_SF_FORCEALLOC_SWIT
CH:1,PERFENH_OLC_REJ_F2DDCCC_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_BGNOISE_QUICK_UPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_HRNTI_OPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_FDPCH_FAULTY_RECOVER_SWIT
CH:
1,PERFENH_CCH_DLCODE_RESERV_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_SMALL_RATE_PS_FORCE_ADM_S
WITCH:
1,PERFENH_HSDPA_DLPWR_ADM_OPT_SWITC
H:1,PERFENH_TD_ALIGN_RRC_EFFECT:
0,PERFENH_DEACELL_PFMRSV_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_BGNOISE_UPT_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH
:
1,PERFENH_INTERRATHO_CAC_OPT_IN_LDR_
SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_CSFBUSER_CAC_OPT_IN_LDR_SW
ITCH:0,PERFENH_CRNTI_OPT_SWITCH:
0,PERFENH_FACHUSER_NUM_CTRL_ENH_SWI
TCH:
1,PERFENH_RELOCINUSER_LDRPRE_OPT_SWI
TCH:1,PERFENH_SOFTERHO_CE_OPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_LCGCE_RSRC_OPT_SWITCH:
1,PERFENH_QUEUE_CANCEL_RSRC_OPT_SWI
TCH:
1,PERFENH_SRB_OVER_HSDPA_DOFF_OPT_S
WITCH:1

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MaxTar BSC690 ADD WRFD- Adaptiv Meaning: The parameter sets the target value of the
getUlLo 0 UCELL 140222 e uplink load. HSUPA power control on the NodeB side
adFactor HSUPA WRFD- Adjustm keeps uplink load close to the target value. For details
MOD 140211 ent of about this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.433.
UCELL HSUPA GUI Value Range: 0~100
WRFD- Small
HSUPA 0106120 Unit: %
Target
3 Retrans Actual Value Range: 0~100
missions Default Value: 75
Dynami
c Target
RoT
Adjustm
ent
HSUPA
Power
Control
MaxTar BSC691 ADD WRFD- Adaptiv Meaning: The parameter sets the target value of the
getUlLo 0 UCELL 140222 e uplink load. HSUPA power control on the NodeB side
adFactor HSUPA WRFD- Adjustm keeps uplink load close to the target value. For details
MOD 140211 ent of about this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.433.
UCELL HSUPA GUI Value Range: 0~100
WRFD- Small
HSUPA 0106120 Unit: %
Target
3 Retrans Actual Value Range: 0~100
missions Default Value: 75
Dynami
c Target
RoT
Adjustm
ent
HSUPA
Power
Control
HSUPA BTS390 None WRFD- HSUPA Meaning: Indicates the HSUPA Time Division
TDSCH 0, 150222 Time Scheduling Switch.
SW BTS390 Division GUI Value Range: ON(ON), OFF(OFF)
0 Schedul
WCDM e Unit: None
A Actual Value Range: ON, OFF
Default Value: OFF(OFF)

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SrbChlT BSC690 SET WRFD- HSPA+ Meaning: Type of channel that preferably carries the
ype 0 UFRCC 010698 Uplink signaling RB. - DCH: Both uplink and downlink are
HLTYP WRFD- 11.5Mbi preferably carried on DCH. - HSDPA: Uplink is
EPARA 010510 t/s per preferably carried on DCH, and downlink is preferably
User carried on HS-DSCH. - HSUPA: Uplink is preferably
WRFD- carried on E-DCH, and downlink is preferably carried
010612 3.4/6.8/1
3.6/27.2 on DCH. - HSPA: Uplink is preferably carried on E-
WRFD- Kbps DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on HS-DSCH.
010652 RRC GUI Value Range: DCH(UL_DCH,DL_DCH),
Connect HSDPA(UL_DCH,DL_HSDSCH), HSUPA
ion and (UL_EDCH,DL_DCH), HSPA
Radio (UL_EDCH,DL_HSDSCH)
Access Unit: None
Bearer
Establis Actual Value Range: DCH, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA
hment Default Value: DCH(UL_DCH,DL_DCH)
and
Release
HSUPA
Introduc
tion
Package
SRB
over
HSDPA
HspaEn BSC690 ADD WRFD- HSDPA Meaning: If E_F_DPCH are selected, the corresponding
hSwitch 0 UCELL 010611 Enhance function will be enabled; otherwise, disabled.
ALGOS WRFD- d GUI Value Range: E_F_DPCH_OFF, E_F_DPCH_ON
WITCH 010652 Package
Unit: None
MOD SRB
UCELL over Actual Value Range: E_F_DPCH_OFF,
ALGOS HSDPA E_F_DPCH_ON
WITCH Default Value: E_F_DPCH_OFF

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Description 8 Counters
8 Counters
Table 8-1 Counter description
Counter ID Counter Name Counter NE Feature ID Feature Name

Description
50341868 VS.HSUPA.TD Average number NodeB Multi-mode: HSUPA Time

MUserNum.Me of valid time- None Division
an division GSM: None Scheduling
scheduling users
in a cell UMTS:
WRFD-150222
LTE: None
50341869 VS.HSUPA.TD Time-division NodeB Multi-mode: HSUPA Time

MSch.ActRatio scheduling None Division
algorithm GSM: None Scheduling
validity
probability in a UMTS:
cell WRFD-150222
LTE: None

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Description 9 Glossary
9 Glossary
For the acronyms, abbreviations, terms, and definitions, see Glossary.

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Description 10 Reference Documents
10 Reference Documents
1. License Management Feature Parameter Description


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1 About This Document

1.2 Intended Audience

1.3 Change History

RAN16.0 Draft B (2014-02-28)

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Change Change Description Parameter Change

Feature None None

Editorial Added the descriptions about the None

RAN16.0 Draft A (2014-01-20)

Change Change Description Parameter Change

Feature Added the HSUPATDSCHENSW Added the HSUPATDSCHENSW

Editorial None None

1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

Base Station Model

Macro 3900 series base stations

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The WRFD-150222 HSUPA Time Division Scheduling feature is introduced in RAN15.0 to

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Scheduling Timing Alignment Configurations

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UEs to Be Selected for Time Division Scheduling

l The UE is an HSUPA 2 ms TTI UE.

HARQ Process Assignment and Adjustment

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Figure 3-2 HARQ process adjustment based on fairness

Uu Interface Resource Sharing Between UEs Experiencing Time Division

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Mutually Exclusive Features

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6.1 When to Use HSUPA Time Division Scheduling

6.2 Required Information

VS.MeanRTWP Mean Power of Totally Received Bandwidth for Cell

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VS.MeanRTWP > BackgroundNoise + Target load 2 dB

Target load = 10 x LOG(1/(1 - MaxTargetUlLoadFactor(BSC6900,BSC6910)))

Counter Name Description

VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber. Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at a

VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber. Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at a

VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber. Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at a

VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber. Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at a

VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber. Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at a

Counter Name Description

VS.HSUPA. Thruput.ROTMor6 Cell throughput of HSUPA users under the 6 dB

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6.3 Hardware Planning

Feature ID Feature Name License Control NE Sales

WRFD-15022 HSUPA Time HSUPA Time NodeB per Cell

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6.4.2 Data Preparation

Parameter Name Parameter ID Setting Notes Data Source

chip offset 2ms UE HSUPATDALIGNUE- Use the default value. N/A

Hsupa Time HSUPATDSCHSW To activate this feature, N/A